Getting Started

Table of Contents

• Install IDE
• Connection
• Open Goose Project

This page details the initial process of setting up, downloading and running the sample project:

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Install IDE

The sample project has been developed for the IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM (EWARM). IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM is a complete, powerful development environment for ARM-based devices from all major vendors. The IAR Kick Start Kit comes with a 1 month trial license and includes a "Getting Started Guide" on how to download and install the IAR EWARM and obtain an evaluation license. Follow the guide to install IAR and be sure to select the 'Unlimited size' option and not the 'Unlimited time' option as the project is bigger than the limit allowed for the limited time option. IAR EWARM Supporting Documentation Web Page

Version used in Sample Project

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Connection

Connection to a PC should be made to the system as shown in the picture below:

IAR KickStart Kit for R-IN32M3

• SW1 : Both switches should be in the "ON" position
• SW2 : All switches should be in the "ON" position

Warning

When connecting the board to your network, be aware that some network switches will remove VLAN tags from the packets sent through them. If you are planning on using a VLAN tag, consider using a simple network hub in place of a switch.

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Open Goose Project

1. Copy/extract the sample project to a working folder
2. Browse to the ide directory and open GooseSample.eww
3. In the top left corned of the IAR IDE, right click on the project name ucGoose - Debug and select Clean
4. Right click on the project name again and select Rebuild All
5. Click on the Green Arrow to Download and Debug
6. The debugger will load and pause as shown below. Click on the Go button to run the program

Debugger loaded, ready to run